Update: Dan Warren pointed us to this watercolor by Zina Saunders that sums up Palin's attitude toward fruitfly research.Update: Jerry Coyne has join the fray.
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3 comments:
I actually managed to miss out on the fruit fly comment, but now that I've finally caught up I'm appropriately appalled.
Zina Saunders has done one of her awesome watercolors about it here.
Anyone who hasn't seen her work should really poke around, they're some of the best and most pointed political art out there. Take these, for example.
Those watercolors are fantastic, especially the one of Lieberman crying.
The Lieberman one is actually my favorite as well.
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